I felt that way about health bars and floaties (floating damage numbers) in shooters, especially single player campaigns. Learned to accept it... Until my recent binge of SNES, Sega Genesis and GBA games on Switch, when bosses didn’t even have health bars sometimes and developers relied on other cues to convey…

You mean we all played Slay the Spire and enjoyed it, haha.

The game’d legality is currently under challenge RIGHT NOW. They SHOULD NOT do what they want with it while it is being scrutinized in court, or further headache would ensue should they lose. It would've been better for them to WIN THE LAWSUIT FIRST and then do what they want. 

Wtf are you talking about? Jfc

Valve won’t get in trouble directly, but nobody likes being caught between two parties disputing over each other — it’s a waste of time, especially for managers and supervisors (I had to give up my schedule once to help solve a dispute between two parties in our supply chain, and we were in the middle of it bc it was…

Because Valve is obligated (to themselves) to not bring upon themselves any legal entanglements they might wanna avoid.

The concept of larger teams' optimal ineffectiveness is also explored in warfare.

Legally, does early access even count towards commercial violations?

Nah, torrents are a bit cumbersome. Also, they'll still get in trouble. Would rather not help someone dig their own hole.

Writers are calling this “mid-tier” as well. Anyone who’s played with a 3070 Ti (the 4070 “last gen” closest equivalent) can tell you that ain’t no “mid” card. 1440p120 ultra (unsteady, as 120 is hard), 1440p60 ultra + RT without breaking a sweat (albeit with DLSS) on pretty much every game! 4K unsteady 60 with…

I know some people whistleblow for the greater good of the public; others break rules for the pseudo-opposite (for the greater good of the elite); more still, there are those who do it to chase clout and get clicks on their media channels and profiles...

Employers do background checks! I’ve had to call references and suss out why people have left their former workplaces (which means going beyond just employment verification phone calls and such).

You can't summarize group reactions that way (at all, really). And two things can be true.

Bc not once do they express remorse for all that collateral, and nearly the whole game feels like a vengeance quest than a “save the people” one (it becomes that at the end), and in RE4 nearly all of those local villagers were members of a cult. (The ones that weren’t were killed). The locals in RE5 were uroboros…

Still has super solid co-op mechanics and the best movement/mobility systems in the series. Whoops!

“... attention of the internet ...”

While we’re on the subject of chirren... Hey anti-wokesters and RW: you gotta prove a link between sexually deviant behaviour in children, similar children as adults, and them having attended [all ages] drag shows.

Star Wars media.... Sigh.

XBoxes

And I would’ve never invested in FaZe, publicly or privately, tbw... While that attitude is not the cause of their stock devaluation, it is certainly a symptom of investors and speculators wisening to the inherently arbitrary nature of their company value. And that’s a polite way of putting it.